The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-02-03


Mr.. Donk made mistake or we misunder-
stood him. He sells his hay at SIS ton, and
not SEQ.
Go to E. w. Clark's for Valentines, fine and
other,cise.
We direct attention to new market house
ordinance, adopted by council last night.
Mr.. A. Faye and wife, of the Sandwich
Islands, are guests at the st. James
800 yards best Carpet Lining, at Gilmore & Hartts !;
also Carpet Binding. a%u
What Tallahasseeans are most interested IN
uow-or should be-is the securing of a good
city government for the ensuing year. citi-
zen's meeting should be called. good ticket
nominated, and all support that ticket cordially
Mr. Chas s. Kuhns, late of the firm of
Joseph Cohen & Co.. left for Savannahso n Mon
day, to accept position as travelling salesman
for a house in that city.
Miss Lawrence of New York, who spent
last winter with the family of DIR. A. B. Haw-
kins, is their guest again.
Ask for a copy of the Garden Seed Manual,
at LIvELY's DRUG STORE.
COL Nat r. Walker, editor Wakulla Times,
enlivened our sanctum last Saturday.
We acknowledge an appreciated visit from
J. NJ. Caldwell, Esq, the popular clerk OF the
growing county of Hamilton.
One barrel Catawba Wine, just received
at SLUssER's.
Our correspondent Tallahassee" whose
communication is on the outside of this paper, is
kindly informed that there is no hotel in ITALIA
bassee where Leon county milk and butter are
not supplied to the guests, some of whom may
as our correspondent pleasantly argues, care
more than residents do for articles which are
common with us.
Joseph Cohen is rapidly closing out his
stock. Those desiring bargains should call
soon, as the stock must be sold, within two
weeks. Prices no object
SEND TEN CENTS in 2-cent stamps to
the FLoRIDIAN OFFICE, for copy of the New
CONSTITUTION. Soft
II. ]. Roberts, Esq, the progressive and
successful planter of Centreville, last week
shipped at the Tallahassee depot twenty five
Jacksonville market. Leon county could feed
several counties with beef if its productive re-
sources were fully utilized.
We were pleased TO receive call from Mr.
w. R. Shields, editor and business manager of
the Siynal published at Selman City, Calhoun
county.
Every medicine advertised in this paper will be found
at Rawls Drug Store. 13tf
DIR. J. Ii. Hunt and wife, of Cincinnati, ar
rived at the ST. James last Thursday, and have
gone out 10 their place. one mile north of Tai
lahassee
Get your valentines ready for Monday week.
MIR. VIM. w. Woodward, County Superin-
tendent Of Schools, is preparing to have the
schools If city and county observe Arbor Day,
next Wednesday, in an appropriate manner.
Valentines in great variety, at E. W.
Clark's.
-Iftax-payers had beseiged Collector Pearce's
Office for two weeks as they have for the past
six days, the list of delinquents would be very
small
The Tallahassee Whist Club will be guests
of Mrs. A. L. Randolph this evening, at her res
idence on McCarty street.
Mr.. JAS NJ Dancey, of the u s. Surveyor
Generals Office, has moved into the Presbyterian
parsonage, on Adams street.
There are $50 members of the Knights of
Honor in Florida Each member is insured for
81 900, payable at death, which meaEs 81, 100000
for the widows and orphans of Florida Knights
of Honor. There is no safer and no cheaper
life insurance than is afforded by this order.
Hon. E. NJ West, County Judge, left for At
anta on Monday, where he will have his eyes
treated by DR.. Calhoun We hope the Judge
will return with his sight fully restored.
Prof John A. Graham, General Manager of
he Naples Town improvement Company, and
President of the Leon County Land Improve
nent Company, was at the Capital this week.
Colonel Fred. T. Myers, Land Commissioner
IF the Plant Investment Company, was in the
city last Monday.
"A. M. Fennell, Esq, of Miccosukie, was a
welcome visitor at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum on
Monday
Visitors now know what real Florida
W Gather is like.
A large congregation of adults aud children
in the Presbyterian church last Sun.
day afternoon for the purpose of organizing q
Band of Hope" lodge Miss Officer stated
The objects and aims of the order, Rev. III. E.
delivered an address, Miss Smith read
an article, and Mr.. w. M. Mcintosh, ST., and
Capt. D. B. Maxwell made short speeches. A
list was started, and SO names were secured of
persons DESTROYS of joining the order. Another
meeting will be held at the same place, at p
NJ. next Sunday, when the organization will be
perfected.
The following attorneys have been in at
tendance of the Supreme Court the past week:
A. w. Cockrell, ]. @. Cooper, w. B. Young,
Geo. Wheaton Deans, Jacksonville; s. Pasco,
w. B. Lamar, Monticello; r. W. Davis, Palatka;
w. w. Hampton, Gainesville.
Capt. Edward Pease, of Huntington, Mass,
Is stopping as the St. James
Hon. ]. F. Mcclellan, of Pensacola, Judge
of the First Circuit, was among the early callers
at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum yesterday.
The hop at the New Leon last night-as
usual-was grand success.
We are informed that the income from the
new Market House will be about $500 year.
Bright moonlight nights and warm sunny
days now add to the charms of the Tallahassee
Country.
-Dickey's Painles Eye Water is the best rem
edy yet discovered for graduated lids. No:pain
or danger. Sold everywhere. Price 25 cents.
Have no other. For sale by all druggists